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    EarlyCoders courses teach kids problem solving, logical thinking, and fundamental programming concepts. Our courses emphasize hands-on learning with interactive projects and coding challenges. Our aim is to inspire kids to become confident and proficient coders.

    Pre-reader Course

    Code.org
    Code.org

    Express Course

    Code.org
    Code.org

    Scratch

    Scratch.mit.edu
    Scratch.mit.edu

    Python

    Python.org
    Python.org

    App Inventor

    MIT App Inventor
    MIT App Inventor

    Machine Learning for Kids

    Machine Learning
    Machine Learning
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    Explore our video gallery which is a comprehensive collection of video lessons that cover a wide range of programming topics

    Pre Reader Express Intro
    Each course is made up of a series of puzzles, videos, and activities that teach the principles behind computer science. Course 1 is made for early readers (age 4-6).
    Express Course Intro
    Express course is for kids ages 9+.kids learn a series courses that teach computer science fundamentals. At the end of each course, students are able to create interactive games or stories for sharing online. Your child will get to see and be a part of the over 74 million projects showcased. #Block based programming #Coding for Kids
    Basic Coding Terms

    Understanding all Coding terms can be challenging for Early Learners. This video will give clear understanding about basic and useful Coding Terms.

    Why Python for kids
    Kids want to have fun, so if you want them to learn text based coding, it should be interesting. Python is a perfect first text programming language to start with. The syntax is simple to understand for kids as young as 9 years old.
    Animate a Poem

    Animate a poem with code to illustrate the mood of a poem. Students will read the instructions and detect the mood of a poem. They will then find corresponding effects and images to help illustrate the poem’s mood. Finally, students will use blocks from the toolbox to illustrate a shift in mood or animate the introduction of new images in a poem.

    Introduction to Sprite Lab
    Sprite Lab is a tool you can use to build imaginative and fun projects. Sprites are objects on the screen that you can interact with, like a character or item in a story or game. In this program, the sprite will say whatever text you tell it to.
    Introduction to Play Lab

    Kids want to have fun, so if you want them to learn text based coding, it should be interesting. Python is a perfect first text programming language to start with. The syntax is simple to understand for kids as young as 9 years old.

    Intro to App Lab
    Making your own apps is easy with App Lab! Whether you’re new to coding or have some experience. App Lab is a great tool for building new apps and sharing them with your friends.
    Welcome to Minecraft!

    Minecraft is back with a brand new activity! Use your creativity and problem solving skills to explore and build underwater worlds with code.

    Why Code.org?
    Let your child learn about fun hidden in CODE.ORG.
    Early coders promo video
    Early Coders teaches coding in a engaging way that makes learning fun. It helps students retain information better because the process is enjoyable and memorable. Computer Science Fundamental courses are designed keeping pre readers and young readers in mind. We do “unplugged” non-computer activities, Riddles, Quizzes to teach students basic and useful programming concepts.
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